If you’ve ever found yourself in a lawsuit in North Carolina, you know the frustration of the other party stonewalling and refusing to hand over key evidence. Whether it’s documents, …
What is a motion for judgment on the pleadings in North Carolina?
If you find yourself in a civil lawsuit here in North Carolina, you’re likely preparing yourself for a long road ahead. But this is not always the case, and under …
Kicking Cases to the Curb: Understanding Motions to Dismiss in North Carolina
Motions to dismiss sweep in at the early stages of litigation and seek to kick out claims on legal technicalities before discovery and trial even begin. The most common motion …
How long does a lawsuit take in North Carolina?
This is the number one question we hear from clients when filing a lawsuit—how long is this going to take? It’s a fair question. No one likes being involved in …
Filing a Civil Lawsuit in North Carolina: District Court vs. Superior Court
Navigating the legal landscape in North Carolina can feel like a journey through a complex maze. When you’re bringing a legal case, the first decision you need to make is …
Is It OK For a Church to Require a Liability Waiver
If my Google search is a reliable measure, here is a conversation no one is having: should it be morally acceptable for a church to require a liability waiver from …
Behind the Scenes: How Insurance Really Influences Your Personal Injury Claim in North Carolina
If you’ve ever been involved in a personal injury case or know someone who has, you might have wondered why insurance plays such an influential role in the process. Insurance …
NC Court Says Roy Cooper Violated Constitution
On April 16, 2024, a unanimous panel on the North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper violated the constitutional rights of certain North Carolina business owners …
How to Dress for Your Deposition A Guide for Witnesses
Stepping into a deposition room for the first time can feel like entering a new world, a place where every detail matters, right down to the clothes you wear. Most …
Cutting Through the Fog: Why 30(b)(6) Depositions Matter
The Rule 30(b)(6) deposition is overlooked or poorly used by many attorneys. But these special depositions can unlock organizational knowledge, cut through the fog of discovery, and pin down legal …